Discover Kuracca, a remarkable multi-lingual anthology that celebrates the voices of eleven inspiring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women. This powerful collection features a rich tapestry of poetry, prose, songs, and stories that delve deep into the unique experiences of its contributors. Published by Running Water Community Press in 2023, Kuracca aims to inspire creativity and engage readers with heartfelt narratives. All contributors are part of Canberra’s esteemed 'Us Mob Writing' group, showcasing a blend of emerging and award-winning talents.

This anthology is dedicated to the late Wiradjuri Elder and esteemed writer, Kerry Reed-Gilbert. The book's pages resonate with wisdom accumulated over sixty-five thousand years, encapsulating the lives of these women and their profound connection to family, community, and heritage. Each poem invites readers to explore and celebrate the strength, resilience, and cultural richness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.

In the foreword by Yvette Holt, and with insights from Marissa McDowell, this anthology opens a window to healing, empowerment, and inspiration in writing. Dive into Kuracca — where each written word honors the legacy and voices of Indigenous Australian culture. Experience the unparalleled journey through the art of storytelling that defines what it means to thrive in the present day. Kuracca is not just a book; it's a celebration of identity and spirit.